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Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide1: Slide 22-7 MARKETING BASICS: DOING WHAT WORKS AND ALLOCATING RESOURCES Finding and Using What Really Works Strategy: Focused Execution: Flawless Operations Culture: Performance-Oriented Structure: Fast, Flexible, and FlatSlide2: Slide 22-9 MARKETING BASICS: DOING WHAT WORKS AND ALLOCATING RESOURCES Allocating Marketing Resources Using Sales Response Functions Sales Response Function Maximizing Incremental Revenue Minus Incremental Cost A Numerical Example of Resource AllocationSlide3: Slide 22-10 FIGURE 22-1 Sales response function showing the situation for two different yearsSlide4: Slide 22-12 MARKETING BASICS: DOING WHAT WORKS AND ALLOCATING RESOURCES Allocating Marketing Resources Using Sales Response Functions Allocating Marketing Resources in Practice Share Points Resource Allocation and the Strategic Marketing ProcessSlide5: Slide 22-13 FIGURE 22-2 The strategic marketing process: actions and informationSlide6: Slide 22-14 FIGURE A The strategic marketing phases and corresponding output reportsSlide7: Slide 22-15 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Long-Range Marketing Plans Annual Marketing Plans The Variety of Marketing PlansSlide8: FIGURE 22-3 Steps a large consumer packaged goods firm takes in developing its annual marketing plan Slide 22-16Slide9: Slide 22-21 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Porter’s Generic Business Strategies Marketing Planning Frameworks: The Search for Growth Generic Business Strategy Cost Leadership Strategy Differentiation Strategy Cost Focus Strategy Differentiation Focus StrategySlide10: Slide 22-22 FIGURE 22-4 Porter’s four generic business strategiesSlide11: Slide 22-23 Wal-Mart and Volkswagen Which of Porter’s generic business strategies do these firms use?Slide12: Slide 22-24 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Marketing Planning Frameworks: The Search for Growth Market Penetration Product Development Market Development Diversification Profit Enhancement Option: Increase RevenuesSlide13: Slide 22-25 FIGURE 22-5 Profit enhancement options for increasing a firm’s profitsSlide14: Slide 22-26 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Profit Enhancement Option: Decrease Costs Marketing Planning Frameworks: The Search for Growth Economies of Scale/Experience Curve Other Ways: Layoffs, Training, and/or Quality Profit Enhancement Option: Do BothSlide15: Slide 22-27 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Market-Product Synergies Marketing Planning Frameworks: The Search for Growth Marketing Synergies (Rows) R&D–Manufacturing Synergies (Columns)Slide16: Slide 22-28 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Market-Product Synergies Marketing Planning Frameworks: The Search for Growth Market-Product Concentration Market Specialization Product Specialization Selective Specialization Full CoverageSlide17: MARKETING NEWSNET The Strategy Issue for the New Millennium—Finding Synergies Slide 22-29Slide18: FIGURE 22-6 Market-product grid of alternative strategies for a lawnmower manufacturer Slide 22-30Slide19: FIGURE 22-7 An ideal merger for Great States to obtain full market-product coverage Slide 22-31Slide20: Slide 22-37 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS One-Handedness Convenience Joint Ventures Some Planning and Strategy Lessons Big G plus Pillsbury: Synergies, Segments, and PartnersSlide21: MARKETING NEWSNET Slide 22-38 Keeping Planning Simple at Big G: “One-Handed” Convenience Plus Cover All the BasesSlide22: Slide 22-41 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Value-Based Planning Value-Driven Strategies Some Planning and Strategy Lessons Balancing Value and Values in Strategic Marketing PlansSlide23: Slide 22-42 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Is Planning or Implementation the Problem?Slide24: Slide 22-44 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Increasing Emphasis on Marketing ImplementationSlide25: MARKETING NEWSNET Slide 22-45 GE’s Implementation Strategies—How Neutron Jack Became One of the Most Acclaimed CEOs of the 20th CenturySlide26: Slide 22-46 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Product or Program Champion Improving Implementation of Marketing Programs Communicate Goals and the Means of Achieving Them Have a Responsible Program Champion Willing to ActSlide27: Slide 22-47 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Improving Implementation of Marketing Programs Foster Open Communication to Surface Problems Reward Successful Program Implementation Take Action and Avoid Paralysis by Analysis Avoid the “NIH Syndrome”Slide28: Slide 22-50 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Improving Implementation of Marketing Programs Schedule Precise Tasks, Responsibilities, and Deadlines Action Item List Program Schedules Gantt Chart Sequentially ConcurrentlySlide29: Slide 22-51 FIGURE 22-E Tasks to complete a term projectSlide30: Slide 22-52 FIGURE 22-8 Gantt chart for scheduling the term projectSlide31: Slide 22-56 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Line versus Staff and Divisional Groupings Staff Positions Organizing for Marketing Line PositionsSlide32: FIGURE 22-9 Organization of a business unit in a typical consumer packaged goods firm, showing two product or brand groups Slide 22-57Slide33: Slide 22-58 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Line versus Staff and Divisional Groupings Organizing for Marketing Product Line Groupings Functional Groupings Geographical Groupings Market-Based Groupings Matrix Organization Category ManagerSlide34: Slide 22-59 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Role of the Product Manager Organizing for Marketing Product Manager Brand ManagerSlide35: Slide 22-60 FIGURE 22-10 Units with which the product manager and product group workSlide36: Slide 22-61 The Marketing Control Process THE CONTROL PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Management by Exception Measuring Results Taking Marketing ActionsSlide37: Slide 22-62 FIGURE 22-11 The control phase of the strategic marketing processSlide38: Slide 22-64 Sales Analysis THE CONTROL PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Sales Analysis Profitability Analysis ROI Marketing Sales Component (Microsales) Analysis Profitability Analysis and ROI Marketing You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide1: Slide 22-7 MARKETING BASICS: DOING WHAT WORKS AND ALLOCATING RESOURCES Finding and Using What Really Works Strategy: Focused Execution: Flawless Operations Culture: Performance-Oriented Structure: Fast, Flexible, and FlatSlide2: Slide 22-9 MARKETING BASICS: DOING WHAT WORKS AND ALLOCATING RESOURCES Allocating Marketing Resources Using Sales Response Functions Sales Response Function Maximizing Incremental Revenue Minus Incremental Cost A Numerical Example of Resource AllocationSlide3: Slide 22-10 FIGURE 22-1 Sales response function showing the situation for two different yearsSlide4: Slide 22-12 MARKETING BASICS: DOING WHAT WORKS AND ALLOCATING RESOURCES Allocating Marketing Resources Using Sales Response Functions Allocating Marketing Resources in Practice Share Points Resource Allocation and the Strategic Marketing ProcessSlide5: Slide 22-13 FIGURE 22-2 The strategic marketing process: actions and informationSlide6: Slide 22-14 FIGURE A The strategic marketing phases and corresponding output reportsSlide7: Slide 22-15 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Long-Range Marketing Plans Annual Marketing Plans The Variety of Marketing PlansSlide8: FIGURE 22-3 Steps a large consumer packaged goods firm takes in developing its annual marketing plan Slide 22-16Slide9: Slide 22-21 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Porter’s Generic Business Strategies Marketing Planning Frameworks: The Search for Growth Generic Business Strategy Cost Leadership Strategy Differentiation Strategy Cost Focus Strategy Differentiation Focus StrategySlide10: Slide 22-22 FIGURE 22-4 Porter’s four generic business strategiesSlide11: Slide 22-23 Wal-Mart and Volkswagen Which of Porter’s generic business strategies do these firms use?Slide12: Slide 22-24 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Marketing Planning Frameworks: The Search for Growth Market Penetration Product Development Market Development Diversification Profit Enhancement Option: Increase RevenuesSlide13: Slide 22-25 FIGURE 22-5 Profit enhancement options for increasing a firm’s profitsSlide14: Slide 22-26 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Profit Enhancement Option: Decrease Costs Marketing Planning Frameworks: The Search for Growth Economies of Scale/Experience Curve Other Ways: Layoffs, Training, and/or Quality Profit Enhancement Option: Do BothSlide15: Slide 22-27 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Market-Product Synergies Marketing Planning Frameworks: The Search for Growth Marketing Synergies (Rows) R&D–Manufacturing Synergies (Columns)Slide16: Slide 22-28 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Market-Product Synergies Marketing Planning Frameworks: The Search for Growth Market-Product Concentration Market Specialization Product Specialization Selective Specialization Full CoverageSlide17: MARKETING NEWSNET The Strategy Issue for the New Millennium—Finding Synergies Slide 22-29Slide18: FIGURE 22-6 Market-product grid of alternative strategies for a lawnmower manufacturer Slide 22-30Slide19: FIGURE 22-7 An ideal merger for Great States to obtain full market-product coverage Slide 22-31Slide20: Slide 22-37 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS One-Handedness Convenience Joint Ventures Some Planning and Strategy Lessons Big G plus Pillsbury: Synergies, Segments, and PartnersSlide21: MARKETING NEWSNET Slide 22-38 Keeping Planning Simple at Big G: “One-Handed” Convenience Plus Cover All the BasesSlide22: Slide 22-41 THE PLANNING PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Value-Based Planning Value-Driven Strategies Some Planning and Strategy Lessons Balancing Value and Values in Strategic Marketing PlansSlide23: Slide 22-42 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Is Planning or Implementation the Problem?Slide24: Slide 22-44 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Increasing Emphasis on Marketing ImplementationSlide25: MARKETING NEWSNET Slide 22-45 GE’s Implementation Strategies—How Neutron Jack Became One of the Most Acclaimed CEOs of the 20th CenturySlide26: Slide 22-46 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Product or Program Champion Improving Implementation of Marketing Programs Communicate Goals and the Means of Achieving Them Have a Responsible Program Champion Willing to ActSlide27: Slide 22-47 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Improving Implementation of Marketing Programs Foster Open Communication to Surface Problems Reward Successful Program Implementation Take Action and Avoid Paralysis by Analysis Avoid the “NIH Syndrome”Slide28: Slide 22-50 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Improving Implementation of Marketing Programs Schedule Precise Tasks, Responsibilities, and Deadlines Action Item List Program Schedules Gantt Chart Sequentially ConcurrentlySlide29: Slide 22-51 FIGURE 22-E Tasks to complete a term projectSlide30: Slide 22-52 FIGURE 22-8 Gantt chart for scheduling the term projectSlide31: Slide 22-56 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Line versus Staff and Divisional Groupings Staff Positions Organizing for Marketing Line PositionsSlide32: FIGURE 22-9 Organization of a business unit in a typical consumer packaged goods firm, showing two product or brand groups Slide 22-57Slide33: Slide 22-58 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Line versus Staff and Divisional Groupings Organizing for Marketing Product Line Groupings Functional Groupings Geographical Groupings Market-Based Groupings Matrix Organization Category ManagerSlide34: Slide 22-59 THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Role of the Product Manager Organizing for Marketing Product Manager Brand ManagerSlide35: Slide 22-60 FIGURE 22-10 Units with which the product manager and product group workSlide36: Slide 22-61 The Marketing Control Process THE CONTROL PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Management by Exception Measuring Results Taking Marketing ActionsSlide37: Slide 22-62 FIGURE 22-11 The control phase of the strategic marketing processSlide38: Slide 22-64 Sales Analysis THE CONTROL PHASE OF THE STRATEGIC MARKETING PROCESS Sales Analysis Profitability Analysis ROI Marketing Sales Component (Microsales) Analysis Profitability Analysis and ROI Marketing